Can these sheets be cut to resize them and then laminate? I want to laminate paper smaller than a visiting card. Can that be done?
1943
When you pull off the backing you put two sticky side sheets together to get the lamination effect. The backing is ruled in sections so it is easy to cut to the size you need. It's softer than lets say an old laminated drivers license, but it does the trick. s
1944
When you pull off the backing you put two sticky side sheets together to get the lamination effect. The backing is ruled in sections so it is easy to cut to the size you need. It's softer than lets say an old laminated drivers license, but it does the trick.s
1945
It is a great way to laminate any size piece of paper you want...works great!!
1946
Yes you sure CAN! In fact, on the back of each sheet are ruled lines going both horizontally and vertically so you can get a straight cut. I do this all the time in my scrapbooking procedure and it works 100% AOK. YES, to answer your question...and I am getting another order of these this week. Hope I've helped.
565468
I actually use three blades. My deep cut is for fabric cutting so I don't use it for paper. You probably could but I would not go any deeper than 1 for regular cardstock.
1013133
The sheets are 12"x12" so they wouldn't fit a normal printer. If you were to trim them to size, you would need a laser printer or the ink will smear.
199412
Be careful not to order the ones with sheet protectors or covers. If you get the self-laminating individual sheets, yes you can cut them. There is a paper backing with guidelines usually - not sure about this particular product.
1837292
Yes. The strips can be cut to a different width. I've never tried cutting them but the material looks like it could easily be cut. I usually just leave an overhang.
850127
As far as I can tell, after looking through all the printing options, the answer is 'no'. At least not on standard size paper (8.5 by 11). Perhaps there could be some trick to doing it with smaller size papers, but I sincerely doubt it.
737605
I'm going to guess here and say probably not. It is probably best to use the thicker laminate sheets (.5 ml) instead. The .3 ml it was come with it. I may buy those as well since I prefer it to be a little sturdier as well.
993014
Yes just cut the sides to the size you want. I have found when I use these dies the card is actually not long enough. So I add paper to both sides.
896584
I do not think so. It is really built for 8x10 and 5x8, 4x6, 3x5 lalminations because that is the size of the lamination paper comes. If Julia really wants to be sure of this, she should go to Office Depot where you purchase the lamination paper and see if they have something different.
356138
Yes, I was doing that yesterday with cheap 7mm laminate!The blade acts equally over the whole surface of the laminate, so the wider the piece (or if you cut at an angle), then the harder work it is to cut.
1229326
I find that I can cut about 5 sheets of card stock cleanly before the edges start fraying instead of cleaving. I haven't attempted dividing up a sheet with the kind of accuracy you're describing. Sorry.
1815647
Sentence strip size would be too large, but if you cut cards down they would fit.
101157
Yes you can. The biggest problem is tearing them out of the sheet, that takes time and patience.
795096
Yes, I suppose so, but why would you want to do that? You may need it the full length for future texture plates you may purchase. I emboss the full length of cardstock and then just cut the cardstock the desired length/size for the card/project. Hope this helps.
268465
I use them in my Scotch laminator. It has a 5 mil setting, so they work great!
1385748
If you can use a scalpel or a box cutter then yes! Alternatively why not just order 2 x 6 card cases?
1979415
I got the sheets for 4x6 cards. But MUCH cheaper idea is to get plain old sheet protectors ($7.99 for a box of 100) and tape your recipe cards to a sheet of paper and insert. You can get oversize binders and oversize indexes so the tabs will stick out past the pages (at any office supply store.)